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Apr w~ , ••• I tt NUMPER fr3B-o.] , ~~:~.T-- NEW THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. HIS. PRESENT THURSDAY, Oat. 12, 1.80, Will, be „be allied a Comic Opera, colicri LOVE IN A VILLAGE. •.* • The underthentioned Entertainments continuing to receive :enthusiastic.iippilluse from crowded attuiences, will be re peated ever. Lveniug till further notice OLYMPIC' PA V I LI ON, Newcastle-Street, Strand, Eslablished by. Authority, and Licensed 'by the Right Hon. The LORD CHANIIiRLAIN. r - FHIS•PRESENT EVENING will he presented ( 4 th time at tnis Theatre), ‘vith new.Scenery,•Oresses, &c. a faithlut. fteltreaeatatiui, of the Proy;rarnma of OSCAR AND NIA LVINA, . . Chiefly taken horn the beautiful Poems of Ossian, and agreeably io•titePriniitive'.state of Caledonian and bernian Costume, and spewing, the quid caparisons, &c. of their . War' borse's. -Princip.tl Charaaers, • _ igr. and Mrs.. AST t. Y and Mr.' CROSS MA N. UORSEMANSHIP, By I'Vressrs. P A WKER., CRO'SSM AN, SMITH, DAVIS, and Ur. AsTEE)C.,-jun.'s Company, with Mr. SMlTll's flying Act. Equestrian C ROSSMAjN. AlsO Nth time) the wonderful Antipodean W hirligig. Negro , Duet and Tiokoo's Song; by Messrs. CAR I)OLA • au:INORMAN. - And a new Song by 111 r. THORPE, called " Peter M'Cauley." To conclude with the Comic Harlequinade of THE 'DEVIL IN A BOTTLE; Or, THE GIGANTIC GHOST. Ila - riequin, - .M.r.•CROSS4Vi-AN Cohnitoine, Mr's. lIRN'SON • Old Matt, Mr. SMITH; •And Clown. Mr. NORMAN. Sir William Meadows, Mr. MURRAY'; Young :Meadows, Mr. INCLE DO N ; 'justice Woodcock, Mr. M-UNDEN ; ilawtho,rn,. Mr. BE LLANIY ; Rosetta, Mrs. DItKONS ; Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. DAV ENPOR:I 7 ; Lucinda, Miss MARTY It ; - • Mad : ;e, Mrs. I S 0 1 , / To which will he added, the Farce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. . m a rquis De Lracy, - Mi. BRIJ N - roN; Fleur., Mr. FAWCETT ; ,:• Geollry, Mr SI NIMONS ' • Mr- BLANCHARD; Constance, Miss BR I STO ; Lisetta, Mr. Places for the 13oxes , to be- taken of. Mr. Brandon, at the B ox .utfiLe in Hart -street, Boxes 7s. Second price p, 6d.—Pit st :Second . PriLe Gallery as. Second Price is, .Upper (.allery As, The Doors will be Opened at Halt past Five, .and the Play begin at Halt past Six To-InorroW, Speed the PlOugh ; with Rosina,. On Saturday, J rte Poor C;tritltrrian ; with The Flitch of Baca' On Monday, King Rich-ant tilt: Third -,with The Farmer. '91% 1• I ,, •,, "r r,, witch Peeping Torn. I. . I, / ~..: P.U.vi 1 ,:t: Al'.. E t teSpecial .- "let' I Li• ense of the LORD CIIAMBER I. A I N, G rant..d, tor the prosent , Se.:son t , & 014 ?Alit appiiCatiOn ' Uf all I:arties principally interested. 1 , • •' e rritlß Majesties' Servants, forming the, , COM., A. PAN 1' of the, late DiO t IRY LANE THEATIpE, "Will . , TI-ItS pßEsErrr T.IIfRSDAY; Oit. r, lilp9, , 'perform the Coinedy , pf , ;-• 4'•.-- -•-• . " THE HEIR AT LAW. .7.. i Daniel Ddivlas "(alias Lord Doberiy), Mr; MATIIEM44 (Being his first appe ff4 rxe, tnis, Sgason).;, ,vjurc a Doeltir Pangloss . ' Mr. powTaN, . • . . . Dick i)owias, Mr. ROSSE'LII ;''''• ' Henryl i ` V ore•and. Mr. I-lOLLANIA;J. _ Stedlast,_ Mr I' Q WE -1 -4 , ; Z ekiel Froth , :splin, 4 'Mr. DE CAMP ; -- Keltric.qt, ;Mr. loft Ns - ruN f ;-. 7 ‘ . - 7.) Deborah DoWhs Cirias Lady Dcbt.tri ,', 'MI's:SPARKS ; , Caroline Dormer' i Miss 1301 CE ; . ~.,-. • •Gicelv Homespun, Misslll4 r:6cfri , t' , :1 t. '1 Ite Grigiiial Epi f logue by the Cjyracters ; - . , ... To which will he added, - e‘M,u.' , :iai l Ente l ttainment DY:::,' . . 'I'HE'bESEICE` .. . . - :-- '..:r.. . 1- letir), Mr: I li IL !PP - S . , — ,- 011Lh an,addirional Sung, corn ).' • -'lliy (Di.:Ahletill);• ! ost.i Skirmish, Mr. i'CN50N1.,..... , ..,,ii; •" . • Russet, Mr. NI Al; Sli AI.I. ; ~ .: . t' ,• _ Simpkin, Mr', RUSSELL. Louisa, Mrs. MATH EAV.S.I . . , ._ • jenny, Mrs.. BLAND; 141rgaret, Mrs., MAD DO CKS. - in AE} 11. -. will be in trodtife.i Military Nlancenvies,file Dead Niarch, and ceremony used in sh -oling a 4;eser ter ', - . • Boxes and places to' be taken of Mr. Spring, iivt. , ie -.110.- Office, at the Strand - entrance • of whotn.may also be had Prva • , Private Boxes nightly. " - . Boxes 6s. S e c on d 1' "rice 3s.— Pit3s. 63 'Second Price ts.— ` ~,,"th:ty is. Second Price ;s. -Upper- Gallery is. • second hive 4,1. . The Doors t. ) be opeped at '.ialf . past Five, and the Per formance to begin at lialf past Six. . • ' • • ' IN To-rnorEpw, -Loge in a Village ; with The Three and the. - 1 4•1.t...e. ' ... - , • ••• . . • . Oh s'aturday Mrs. Edwin will appeir, for the first time cr , ellondop Stage, in - the Chai*ler of the Widqw . C4 - ,eerly, in ' 1 1, e C.,,metly ot"I' he Soinier's. liaughter ; Frank fic.r , iii, ; 1 : , 1 ,‘: 1 1 : e. ,'"'.'", 44 ing his_ hr t .appearance in drat Chard,.wr; arce of Fortune's - Frolic • the Charaelers of Ti. rriot-by Qu a , qt . • . ' • Farce, by M 'i n the Play, and' Robin kouglihearl, .in the ' i . first r • Knight, from the Thealre•Royal, York', be:. 3- " -- --------" .l's ' I P e arathe ' in London. ..., ~• Boxes 4s, Pit zs. Gallery Ls. Doors nperi at half past five; - begin at halt past six precisely ; Second Price, half past.eigitt. Places taken at the Pavilion from Ten tillThreco'Clock. Vivant Rex et Regina. - Te-the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDfA STOCK. LADIES A li.DGENTLEMEN, vc•ty:tay,otgahle Reception I have tnvt with durnig my Canvass, .induces ine again to offer myself to your notice qp2on the present vacancy th 4, haS s occurred in the ot vour-AtEnts, by The Death of Mr. John Travers, and .earnestly to solicit the honour-of .your Vote and I or, rest on the day of Ballot. . The length of my Service in India, and a' faithful discharge of my duty to the-Corn s pany, - are the groundS on winch I pre sume to entreat your. Support ; and I , beg:y.ou to.consider my past Services as pledges of the zeal and attentiQn with which my E yogis shall be exerted for the,romo!ionuf your In terests, shootttl , ou be pteased to' distinguish - m.l by' so fiat teling'lL mark of your -ap nun: A. have-the ivin , tir to remain, • • Ladies arid Gentlemen.' „ .• Your faithrul hatrible Servant, ••, 1 ' • • JOHN BLADLN TAYLOR. ,~:.~ .. 49,•Devonshire Lice, zgrit 16:9. , .C4)i ,nel • Tayines CoMmittee meet daily at the City of +6"l'.,' , ..\vr A ; Where any friendly Communications will be tilaw411.1l1) re,,spred. IAKEN up. at Hartford , Bridge, Sept. l'f2 , a , SAY FUN about twelve hands and a ,half ; was sold some time before by a WaggOner who drives a lirid port and l'lerl - ',ourne Waggon to a tleniteman at the Waggon Inn; in Lontldfi:•., - Ally Person proving the said Palley to be their's, mat have :it-Again. by applyinA to Barran, White Hart, Hartford-bridge, Hahts, on paying the Expellee of the Keep, •Sce. • - Dated c)ct• 3, 19-9.' ONLY FIV.V. T,EIOUSAND NU\JBERS. CRAND •STA LOTT On a New. and lii Impn , v'ed Plan, To be Drawn I)AY. loth (Idober, 1309. 91 - 11.; ES; PAIN E, and Cu - . Stock-brokers, 149, - thourd street, and 44, St. .I:imes's-st Net, are now sel ling the TICK ITS and 11A1t ES in the p'refent truly. GRAN I) ST AT I. LOTT ERY , containing 2.00,cg01. iu Capital and other Prizes. The very superior athi,'intages of the • preKent Lottery are shewn by Adventurers ha‘iingi a sure Chance' of all the Grand Capital Viizes a s'the whole will he Prawn in ON DAY., 20111 of Ociol;er, 18- 9, and o n which Day the irn mense Sum of S',;,cool. may - lw gained by chia Number.; and also,ithat instead of waiting , in'anxious suspense, as in all former Lunettes, the fortunate purchaser, in this, may at once receive A NOBLEII4DEPENI.S ENC E. G: 1 4 4 ),131 ------7-IL-- ; . INSURANCE,PALL-MALL AND_CORN-, , - HI LI . T IRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. . Ail Pe". 1 Insurances .this Coffi ns w )(pie with _ • • pal,) b: - calite due at Michaelmas-day, lake notice [ha I( • ' fthe It A .;, , a1 thereof are nOw are rertue4tecl to: r s e - ady f or i , ' ec.ipts or er e t ar . ( "very, at the Company's .Office!, and in the hands of their respeaive /Agents in the Country. Ins urances due at Mlchaeltnas must be paid'on or before the ,14;11. 0 t 0 aober next. ,The H all)'=arty ofthe Proprietors of the Globe insui ',I.- Mer....ting, M a il: `- \vIII be held at the Coropany?s Office, in I a - m n Thursday the 26th of October, at One o'Clock vrecise/y. . ~. THIS 1 1 / 4 1ONTII. rr , BISH respea!ully reminds the Public, that the By Qrder of the Beard, • : I. C. DENHAM, Seoretary.. X • STATE LOTT E'RY not only begins, hut finishes on , FRIDAY, the 2,-,th of this M Ol' N H ; . BRITISH FIRE OFFI . CE. Therefore all who wish to have a chance to gain trHE BRITISR FIIIE-0141tE, EIGHTY TI-lOUSAND POUND 6 , -IL, and col - LlMB.London,.' k in the Strand, I anu ttf y Azents'..nEdinburgh, I , , •1) , . ins •"-s the wi'ole Lottery, consisting o aoo,00c:I. Glasgew, D - iblin, a'i.l i by the purchase cif a single. Number, must buy t he . foro the i I other p(iri , tlj.d, I onus, grant Insur:. iltavvink -g ...- , . anceii, against -F I 11... t . Prizes will be decided in ONE DAY. Freiniums tur, insurance renes.‘',l?l e be paid. within Fifteen Days iher. t Michaelmas rnust I ►I establiShed Offices in- London,' and by his .+ gems in the - Tickets and 'Shares are selling in great variety at his old No Charge for Su . veys -''l ' chn. ' 4l " . • . Countr who in thelate Lottery have been remarkably ti , - ~ , wit lili the Bills Of Mortality , Fees ate not,permitted- to ha taker, ' .. '.. . : ate in selling and sharing an imrhense' number of Capital in any Case;nr under i tun, ~ I •the last -.. cool " • the last. any Pretence whatever - . t Prizes, particular y two ,o, . , Prize s. drawn. . Conpnission to 8i0 , ..e,z , on Shipping • "1, .Foreign I ' zs -ol• Prire,'and the last Capital Prize ever an, nsut- , , q- ~ . Country may he supplied, the same as ances allowed. I ''''•* 1 ersons ,n the , Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered without I -f.present, by sendiag.their Users post( or ~.-irriage paid) ac -1 ~. Yee. . . - a 'id With Paok Notes, rend Bills, Ci:sti, or yost-Orlic,„ . - comp nt Engines of the best Coast r ,, .... \ .1.1, and r ii - e.men of A6ivity 1 Orders, to either of his Old"F.stliblianed Offices; c are provided b y t h e Illitish ViTeO :-.fic,i to attend at Fire s.. No.4, CORNHILL, or No. 9, CH A tr..l C-CROb.., ‘ Tile - Terms am C d•t• .. on 1 ions of Insurance ; as•iitatTd inilie •L 0 N DON "; ed with Policies, are toreefined wititvespleuit", oiines-se- ,. and;prreei... , i where all Business in the • Public Furidsisiliansaal aeon, so as . reveil the AsuntliEl4Laiiriiii.gs .. ,ai4i..l.),ispute 1 Fidelity-and Dispatch. dependent upon ill-•&gestW;'nii',l":iViSi.'d, :and ighri - rant Plans, ' Please to reinark; the- S ATE is the ONLY LOTTERY equ a lly baneful to the Ploprierdisiiid those Insuring.' -. 1 that will be drawn THIS YEAR. i Annual PremumsConmion Insurance, 2S. per Cent.— . l . , • --, Hazardous, 3s.—Double Hazardous, Ss- ' ONESIMUS EXAMINED . ; or, Strictures on Insurance of greater Hazard and liire"" Sums by Special i Agreement. • . ... .his ne l / 4 ,,, VL.,rlc. "•The Pulpit ;or a Biographical and Policies' {Gratis} as heretofore, for Sums of 3001. and tip - i Lite ra ry Acc,,i, • -:..0 P ppular Preacher. 1 • ..,, .._. „ , .... . . . giants. . - .... . By An ... ;ANGELICAL MINISTER. ' . ' Cent •specif • Insurance on Farming Stock . , at as. 6d. per , )- , . -,• Published by • r.; herwood, Neely and 10,',e:;, Paternoster . ing . ttie - Sums to be insured • - in the thifzrent sorts of Grain— orrow,price Is. 6d. - per-Cetit. only on the whole. Stock of, any one ! Narm, with Salvage Clause. . . . i , This,Day was published, • ROBERT SKELToN, sec. 1 , In OCtavo,,pr,ce 6s. in, ty,rds. ......,...-----....._____. i _ . . . MARINE RESIDENCE .AND ES'rATI., HAMP. i r.--r HE fIRST BOOK of, NAPOLEON; the - • • -I A 'l' VitANT u!" me F. .1‹ 41-1 v% rat. if, the sSl3th ' • ' - . - , SHIRE. - TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, • . , . •' ' • ', ye a r e t t i t e World, :h.,. in, 18obttiot the Christian Era. Some time• ..:- F. LI A Kl'lll the 1 . , CRIB E. this Niontit, unless previously, Dis lofby i ' ' pose( • V rivate Contract, A Descete. ar,' • : .: Nloilern . Brancli et . ; flie, Tribe of Levi ; a T i ESTATE and HOUSE, • -ROOK- i " . - ..ce ii. the C nrisiian School of the Sops of the called -Rabbi- ' - - "' - 1. - Pr°Ph''' The House is situated in a Pi,ddock or, , near I.yrni;lgton. Sold I. ' I onginan ( '4lurst, Rees, 'o, . ~. , and Orine,- Paternoster. Tounded by 1 ;.I ) .antations and coniiiian::ilto Acres, partly sur 7 ~, ), N . ; al i t .l . . . ar ,,4 I. Stockiiile, Pall Mail . ; P. Hill, Edin of the Isle of Wight, Needles and surrot'itis o t i beautiful, views- ',_ 1 bur ; 41 - id M. Keene, Dublin. consists of a Drawing-to , l , , Dining-roosts, aid 'll;11-".7.tt ' . suitable , Chambers, and Servants'- offices. 'Th e Fsat,ri whit '" tains abbot aso Aercs of - Arabl e and Vasture Land, - in a --n on g - togethert ee , with the Ma no r s , or T: pined Itlanors or l klil - .. fora Bari L es, Slid. Nliltdd :Montagu, and cis ntitled to ex te 1 aive Forest, and ecninnott 16,;lits. The land..Tax-1s r z e . deemed, and the Estate" tree of great Tith es , except - about 20 - Acres. About leo Acres are let on an old. lease, which ex. T u, es I s 15 ; the retnainder is in hand. ' Thtte are a . Kooki . X.itclicn-garLien; Green-houe, Ice•house, ; Coasn.4o. l . 4 es, States, Barns, Ox.slitds. Pig-Sties; and all li'eSeiary • Fanning Buildings, most of which have- been erected within these tew years; together with a Molise for 'tfie , Bailill; and a! Labourer's Cottage. • i The,furniti,m, Fixtures; Winese Prints, Farming- Uteri ': Sils, sils, and live .Stuck, will be included i t s the Purenase,"or Sold by-Auction on the TremiscS, - - • For partreulars, and Tickets to view -the House, apply to IVe•- - r• .....ssrs.. ~ rattan, htniicile) , and licituville,, Liceln'shin, .I.eas#eri. ' The whole of' or fhe following Work having beta sold tr,:;'uths, , is the strongest proof of - its utility, :And - of - the "s e w iic approbation. This Da; was published, Price is: 6d. ar. , ..1 as. on Comni: n .% j YLICISfs . SCHOOL DICTIONARY of LNGLIoH I. r.; LI AC E, iotended tor' those by a I)idinim - y as asertes thf daily ICSS'OLIS in cro, vulor, singular. and .: on - rtlca an such only are, pres-Ive as are EnglL.:, or at'e of necessary use and uni yen; .1 Che Seccrad.. Edition, ---• To pre:':,(,d; A New Ginde. to the "English Tongue. Isv Ai? i) LOW , , Printed fir M. I. at lb.!, I nv - eniie Liorary, No. 41, slreet. - *** car:A . :A to :isk ior School biaionary, anothtl bt.ok: with the same title having•appearej T H U .I?. 5.:971 Y, OCTOBER 12, 71.8-09. This Day were published,. in two Volumes, azmo.. pi ice Ss. in baards - REALMS : collede T ALES of OTH Eli d dtit%. ing a•Tout thrOugh ) Europe. By a TRAvELLER.. Qui mores holninum multorum iidit,' et urbes. • Horace. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • I - • Vi l7 /4/ ;/ 4 /I.4'i ,17.; 4 t • 1:1N- •L.P.12..). c .g . . I_XP}", , :.I:CE FIALFP.ERik:kg OLAF/CH; Oct. t oy IScg.. THE CoItf.MISSIONERSfitkICTUA L Nd His. - 111A5TSTri NA.VY do berth; give Mike, ?`l ar cit Tuesdqy next, the Instant, they Will be ready in rtee;;:e Tenders, hi ;iuriting; (Sealed hp) and triat:Ar Three lifindr ea inn of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to it , answeuabf ~.,nples to be . produeed with the Tenders ;,to , be de/i'veredin ..the o ;gin.; f packages, at the rate of, jrcnt Seventy to s taghty•'l4,ns per MR. BARLOWS COLUMBIAD. This day was published, . _ ... . In an Elegant Volume, Itoyil tivo. - petce iss. in boards, - into Ri.r - , O'Y i f iauaill'g -• ( '-'lies , ‘ P /* PI " A ad " 1 ...? 6 ‘' _ T HE .COLUMBIAD ; a Poem, it) Ten Bunks: paid for by Bilis Pajatle, with interest, Da j s ‘7 . 1 kr d a le; - By j 0 EL BAR LOW, Esq. - J , Je Candi/WU of the ContraFf may be seer , at the Se4reta. ry's, The Subjeas of this Poem are the Dise:wery, ConqueSt, Settlement, and Revolutions of AMerica ; and it hasbeen re printed in London, in consequence of the high 0 pinion. ex pressed of its tt anscendent Merits - by some eiwntint English • Critics, , and .of the general Pleasiut which, was atfirtiztl to the Public, by some Extract, printed in the Monthly Ma gazine. , , . .. . - LOndon : Printed for Richard Phillips, Lo:Idon1; and, to be had of all Booksellets . . . • Off.e. No regard will - he bad to aij' Tender hi tvbich !be-Price 5h..211: tint be inierted words at length, r;rtbqt.;,thall bedetivered . the .Bcac,..,tiefore One o'Clock. oft thr y said Tueiq'ta ne.t.,thc i i 5 , Instant, nor unless the. Person who makes the Ter:eter, or s:,,ne . Perso, on Lis Gehid I, attends; to anszver wbea calied jor, FICTUALLING-OlgqCt, _ Oct..ro, com.vissioivEß:vor .7:7cru.4./., L.; iIIS M - A:yES Tl'' s NA gl' do he're 3y gi-rie That on Ininesd.fy, the 113th instant, they he oratij-' to re... ceive Tenders, in writing (I:ea44 for TWo. ' deed rlwqrantl (;11 . 1.90 of W. E at NV' INk U . to 44101;4» vexed, : duly free,from .the Bpndei H'acebtettses.at.t .. he Port of • d,n, Onebalalf thereof in the siace ',I One Month, and to.- other Half in 'One 111;r:1h afterwards, into flit fi.jetty• 1;24 Stores at 12ept fard: 'rind a:4O far T I E H N D 1) BAGS of KENTISH HOA'S, of the growth of the l'ear.Lhal to be answerable to Samples so be produewci with tb-bTenairt, to be delivertel.indee' Month' into His 111a,4Sty'S•Vitizzailii)p:.S'; ,,- -f es at Portsmouth und•Pjytnouth, in, the Prckirtions undetmeaticitezi, , Bags. portsmouth too Plymouth • and to be paid Jr 4y Pill: payable; with iniirect; Nine& - Day: after date. I.he Conditions A of the Contras may he seen at the Secretary's Office. • . Nore,i,ty't/Will be had to any Tender in which the Price 'bail not be inserted in wordy at length, or that shall - no be delivt - Wd to the:Board before. One o'Clork ion•:the skid rednisdaY; the tBlb instant, nor ten lea s, thg. .P.erron who makes the Tender,' ors ,me Person on his hahalf,.attends, to answer , v„hen• coiled for. • PLCTUALLING.OFFICA, • • Oci.•.io, ISc9. 'THE dbiiillllSSlo4.VEßSior VICTUAL ING HIS ItVIYESTI': do kereky give Norice,Tbdt. on Friday, t 27th 'lnstant,' they will be - ready w receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat, for Three Hundred Tons of Genuine OATM EA L, to be delivered, .On e Half thereof in a Month, and the other Half in a Month 41; 1 1'. -•. . , wards,i);to his . Majesty's' ViNaalling Stores 4t Deptlord• and Pertsmouth, in the proportions undermentioned, viz: Tons. Deptford - 200 , Portsmouth - .. `• 100 and to he paid for- by Bills payable, with Interest, ninefr . after date. - The -Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretvya qffice. ; Nu regard will he had toav Tender in which the Price not &inserted in words at leilgft, or that shall nut he delivered h; the Board before one o'C.'luck on the said Fricl4, tbe 27(i0 instant, nor unless the Person who makes the: Tender, cr some 'Pe, son on .Lis behalf, attends., to answer when called ',v.'. Obl'ICE OF ORDNANCE, .Sept '2O, t 9 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ell yip • JESTY's OR.I.),VANCE do hereby give IV.ti* Ptoposalswill 'be received at their O f fice, - in Pall Mall;.':eino; Friday the ,13th: Daj of octohr next,rcnt ;net, sons as maybe uiliirtgto undertake the Sapply . of BR' -mlt and - FOREIcN IRON for' iervite thil • 1.") ei etarttnn, •- • • a period qf three years.' • - • Palter:a of the Ai tie:es stLty'be viewed; upon . Storekeepe.!'s Ogee \ in the Tower, and. 'lather' far: , titulars; togethtr . 2.4.7ith the ITermslind bn i ditiblii oft& Conti 4cti . maybe known at the Seeretoy's ,Office,, in. ..ajole4 said any day, between the hours of Ten'and ~ui hcre the . Proposalr must be delivered, sealed. uft, einr“.l9 , 'selii . " Proposals. for Iron ;" but "no - Proposal i!'ara - .68...-.admi.;(cii after the said s jth day, o/ .oelober, at Tzcelve o'clpi:kat 4\To;n ( 01 the same day, nei her will any Tender be noticed,. unless the Party making it, or an' Agent in his behalf, ball _ _ By Ordc•r of the.Eolrd, R.'H. CRE AP, Seeriv.vir, .E4ST HVIA HOUSE, - OR. tr, ‘ HE CO UR Tof DIRECTORS qf the 17 N) J.- CO All'AiVY of 11TERCTIAN:TS of 'ENGL. AN L'; Trod:. ink' to the EAST p lES, do ber , ly ere, kir.tive, "flat the Lists of Proprietos who stood gualPl at Putet r the Company's Books the tzth of April last,: l will he'yeqy t delivered on Tuesday, the 7th of •Noventber next. JAIMES COBB, .4;sisi;zni Secretary 4 A LE - rrE.R op the MED:CA L PUOPEILLThi • of I: LEECA'si-LiSt .".• , . By WILLIXM BUCHAN , , M.D. Author of.l7iornestic Medicine. • . • „ • The Sixth Edition.. • : • , in the Monthly Review this Letter is notified in the lowing Words Dro linchan here enumerates the SeVefat diseases which are either caused of increased by the Variailool of climate in tits country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by attention to proper cloat.hing. He recommeodsi, and we think justly, the Nlanufkliire callAl Fleecy El'i,sieiY, in preference to Flannel. -indeed - the . delicacy ot this article fully deserve. the piaise-which is hereby betowed upon it." • • TO be had of the Patentees of the Fleecy4losierY., land, Waistell and -1-l Orton, No. 99, 'High liolbern'; and of the different 13ookscliers. *** La Lettre. de Mr. Le Do6leut,3uchan vient de, pa , • tte.cn Francois. -• • • • , .. .. ~ - A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. • , F , • lii - the Press; and in Septembe r will be published,' in Twenty. eight handsomeand closely printed Volumes, • Royal,lBino. containing each about., 400 pages, illustrated and ernbel_ ilished with upwards •of. One ljundreid barge Engravings,, • Price Eight. Guineas in boards, or Ten Guineas elegantly bound; and the Voyages in Thirteen Volumes, or thd i , Trayels in Fifteen, may be had separately -afte'r the same rate, . . . , . ' • A . 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Alter having' received a regular . medicatedirca- ; tion as the pupils. of Messrs. Grinded And Bliz,ind,, whose lectures and practice we cuefullY attended, .as professors and surgeons ot the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as Students in that justly celebrated school for .medical acquire-• molt, the R o y l i.conege of Lrimburen, awl were instructed 'in the ditf.,rent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice ot physic, e rternisiry midwifery, botany, Ste. 'ice. oy those eminent _prolessorS, Drs. Mourn, Gregory;' Black; Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall. not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable Having rot = a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various Otstiases . of Debility, ;the particular objeCt of otir studies and practice, if will, we -hope, bp allowed that-we have acquired superior of their.reatment aii.d cure. in slight and rixent cases of infeetion a perfect re-establishment is completed in the shit Cperiort of two days;" and in those of 'the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners haVe failed of ..,sirccess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patimt a tale and radical cure. •• • • 1 • Amidst the nielanehoh variety of diSorders which are the ellects of i habit long. and mosr unhappily pursued by the youth'of both sexes, there are, none snore alarming or more distressing than those deficieneies and debilities which fre , quently prevent or embitter the matriinbnial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they May now, by a new and infallible mode ot treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, anti- Vigor ous constitution. In al cases oh tiebilityi from whatever cause arising, as well as in every .species of venereal infeetion, We may be consulteclby patients 'of either sex with the great eat secrecy and honour: , Hours of cohstiltation at lionie trout ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. .. Patients in the country are reqtrested to state the particu. lass or their case, age,' and general habit of living, &c.65e. in closing 'a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same • will be given,.or sent to any„ part of the kingdom.. To ensure that secrecy soesstritial'to our undertaking,' .the postage of letters rii4y he addeetto the account for itittliqineS. CUP-RAE and. Co. Surgeons, No. 54, Hatton-garden. ry.:Messrs. 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